Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Redundant 730W ATX power supply tested for R360 server compatibility
The KHACHIMO R360 redundant power supply delivers 730W in an ATX form factor for R360 server platforms. It is built for environments that require continuous uptime through hot-swap power redundancy. The unit is supplied new and tested working.
Under sustained load the redundant architecture shares current between modules so no single unit runs at its thermal limit. This keeps output voltage stable during extended compute tasks. The design is not suited for non-redundant desktop builds or systems that lack the matching R360 backplane.
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The 730W redundant design shares load between modules, reducing per-unit heat and fan speed during all-day operation.
This unit fits the R360 server platform and needs a matching redundant power backplane and hot-swap bay.
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